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The energy dissipation is generally regarded as only contributed by the frictional pressure drop in gas liquid two-phase flow.

Opposite to ANN, loading history plays an important role for adopted parameters in GP with 23% where for ANN, it only contributed by 5%.

However, in Kentucky bluegrass, the pectate- and protein- integrated Cd was only contributed by 35.78%, and the higher proportion of Cd form was the water soluble Cd-organic acid complexes.

The conductance study on Pd-oxalic acid junctions shows that the electron transfer through the ultrashort molecular junctions is not only contributed by the "through-bond" (TB) mechanism but also "through-space" (TS) mechanism.

This shows that the increased power is not only contributed by chrX SNPs.

Hypoalbuminaemia in patients with HCC is not only contributed by impaired liver function due to the underlying chronic liver disease, but also associated with a sustained systemic inflammatory response, either from the tumour itself or as a host reaction [ 18].

What he ignores here is that the UK is still in the top ten of global emitters - and that if every country decided on inaction because it only contributes by itself a small percentage of emissions, then what we have is a recipe for abject failure.

By modelling the rotor as a rigid body, the process can only contribute by a resulting force and a resulting moment.

Thus, HSPC111 over-expression appears to be a common feature of many cancers but its relationship to aberrant Myc function, which is only contributed in part by MYC mRNA levels, remains to be elucidated.

The first is that the climate of anti-Catholic bigotry, which ran from the refined arena of The Atlantic magazine to the cross burnings of the Ku Klux Klan, not only contributed to Smith's crushing defeat by Herbert Hoover but also helped keep any other Catholic from mounting a serious run for the presidency until John F. Kennedy in 1960.

Except for Swarthmore, each college is receiving only $50,000, contributed by Mr. Lang and the Carnegie Corporation.